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Consultations

We will not make you phone to find out what it costs.

Some practices near us will not put a consultation price on the page. We would rather be the kind that does — but every figure below is being re-set with the practice right now, and we are not going to show you a number we would have to take back.

Where it says being confirmed, that is exactly what it means. Call and you will get the current figure from the practice directly; each one goes up here as soon as it is fixed.


What you can book

Fee

Pulse reading — Nadi Pariksha
being confirmedDr. Singh reads your pulse at the wrist by hand, takes your blood pressure at the desk, asks what has been going on, and writes it down on a paper form.What a first visit costs is confirmed when you book.
Follow-up consultation
being confirmedA return visit: pulse and blood pressure again, what has changed, and an adjustment to what you are doing.
Yoga
being confirmedTaught by Dr. Singh, in person in Pearland or online if you cannot travel.What the classes cost is confirmed when you book.
Steam room
being confirmedOn site, available before or after practice.

Ask on the phone and you will get the current figure for any of these. What actually happens in a pulse reading.

What a consultation works with

Diet, routine, herbs and movement.

Whatever Dr. Singh suggests comes out of those four, and he will explain why he has picked what he has picked. Nothing is prescribed and nothing replaces medicine you are already taking.

Dried rose petals, thyme and calendula laid out on a wooden table beside a stone mortar and pestle part-filled with the same herbs.
Dried flowers and herbs in a stone mortar with its pestle, on a wooden block.

Both are stock photographs of dried herbs and a mortar. They are here to show what the work is made of — they are not this practice’s dispensary.

The material

Ayurveda is mostly plants, dried and ground.

Leaves, roots, bark, seed and flower — dried, kept, and ground when they are needed. It is old, unglamorous, physical work, and it is most of what sits behind whatever Dr. Singh suggests to you.

Dried chamomile flowers, packed close.Dried turmeric roots piled in a shallow dish.Whole dried sage leaves, silver-green.Glass storage jars of star anise, dried rosebuds and loose herbs.Loose dried thyme, stems and leaves together.Bunches of herbs hung upside down to dry.Ground turmeric in a dark bowl on a wooden board.A partitioned wooden box of peppercorns, dried rosemary and cinnamon bark.

These are stock photographs of dried herbs and spices, not photographs of this practice’s dispensary, and they are not a list of what Dr. Singh gives you — that depends entirely on your reading. What he suggests is explained to you at the desk, in plain words, before you leave.

Before you ask

Things people expect that we have not put on this list.

Other Ayurveda centres near you advertise these. We have left them off until we can describe them accurately — ask on the phone and you will get a straight answer rather than a maybe.

Panchakarma
Not listed here yet.Ask us
Massage therapy
Not listed here yet.Ask us
Herbal preparations
Not sold from this site.Ask us
Remote consultations
Not offered as far as we can confirm.Yoga only, online

Call (713) 449-5265 and ask about any of these directly.

Start with a reading and decide afterwards.

Booking asks for a time, not a payment, and commits you to nothing. If you decide it is not for you afterwards, that is a perfectly good outcome.

Book a pulse reading

No card, no obligation. Booking asks for a time, not a payment.


Call the practiceBook a pulse reading